Always ask the location if there any staff with peanut allergies FIRST...... 2 FOLD they see that you care about the staff and you wont get stuck with product
Forgot the llc and how you can write off your monthly donations and the gas & mileage it takes to go from location to location as well as get written contracts at the business locations
But do you actually donate a portion of the money to charity? Is there a way people can make sure of that? Hate to be that person but if anybody can simply slap a sticker on the side of a machine; it’s also easy to lie about it all too
WRONG...........STEP 1 Find a location..........BUT make sure you have a company with machines for sale so when you find a location then buy as you need them.. HUGEST mistake is to get in debt by buying machines with no locations
We’re talking about bulk vending machines though.. no one is going to go into debt buying their first $100-150 candy machine. Nothing wrong with having one ready to go.
@@quikplay well some people might buy a few machines off the get go and are not good at selling. SO if they bought only 5 machines that is a bug chunk to sit on before finding a location.... FACTS XD
Is this a real question? If you wanna put it in a charity building as a sale location... yes. Doubt they’d let you just make money off of the people who are coming in and out, without anything in return. So common sense, would tell you to offer 5-15% of profits (profit from that machine at that location only, not profit from all machines you own to that charity. Hope that’s obvious already lol) to said charity, or to any other establishment you plan to place a vending machine as another sale location. Simple. Unless you have a friend who owns a location you can place the machine for free or access to some other free location. Otherwise expect to give a % of profits to the owner of the location used.
Don't buy the candy machine to support a corrupt business, don't buy the candy from any of those corrupt businesses, and finally don't support random charities! If you wish to help those children be more involved in your own local one and get more information about the organization before just throwing money at one just cause RUclipsrs do it without a second check of reality.
This is going to sound bad but you're literally just doing that to make a business owner more inclined to let you install a machine at their business by tugging at their heart strings a little. Do you have any business sense at all? Seriously it's not hard to understand
Always ask the location if there any staff with peanut allergies FIRST...... 2 FOLD they see that you care about the staff and you wont get stuck with product
So you have to be licensed, insured, and draw up a contract for what I understand.
No you dont lol
These are some great tips! keep it up!!
Thank you!!
Just the fact you were carrying it scares me how easy it'd be to take
Not if they people at the business care enough to yell at them. Like me 😈 hehehe
That's why most of the time they're chained to a pole
wow, the videos are coming out like crazy!!!!
Forgot the llc and how you can write off your monthly donations and the gas & mileage it takes to go from location to location as well as get written contracts at the business locations
I found my local barber shop makes good profit
$20 says this dude sells gumball machines, not gumballs.
Lol no, he owns and runs an arcade.
Thanks for the short.
Also ask for proof for leaving the machine...
If you don't it might be gone the next time you chek on it
step 1 get the mini plastic cup dispensers they hold candy nuts etc they charge 2.50 -4 per
He didn't even mention the licensing, permits, and insurance you need smh.
Because you dont need them. The property owner where these are placed takes care of that.
ruclips.net/video/DlDHSlLmPRg/видео.html
You only need it if you get large enough
Because it's not necessary or required.
Are there still any placement services like Rodney? It seems he is no longer in business and I am looking for a similar service. Thank you.
Lol…so using a TINY portion of profits to charity as a bargaining chip…wow..commendable 😂
But do you actually donate a portion of the money to charity? Is there a way people can make sure of that? Hate to be that person but if anybody can simply slap a sticker on the side of a machine; it’s also easy to lie about it all too
step 2, have a scrip to sell your business ideas to the managers
I have a question I live in Texas and do I have to have a business license and if I do how much would it cost
I have a question: do the businesses ask for a portion of the sales as well?
Doesn't work if an area is saturated with people doing what you recommend to them
How about adding Apple Pay to those things?
What about the proceeds that go towards the commercial outlet in order to get a deal on their land? 😅
Missing out quite a bit here my man
He's not missing out on anything. Most locations let you put the machine there for free. That's the point of the charity sticker.
Where do u get the stickers for the machines for each candy
And then donate a part of your proceeds, right?
You’re forgetting taxes, licenses etc.
What
@@camarosaregay7943 you gotta pay taxes and have licenses depending on your state
@@AustinB96 only if you are a sucker, this is a cash, low profit business, don’t claim the extra couple grand you could possibly make
@@bigg4874 what exactly are u saying?
@@AustinB96 He's saying don't report the income, dummy.
You know what business is probably great
.. auto dealers!
This is some basic stuff. If you cant figure this out then you probably still live at home.....
Guess who's making cash off of every purchase you make...
And doing this for years in the past tell me what is there percentage ? Because nobody is doing this for free at the very least 20% cut
The candy machine did not ship and 60 seconds
Fake charity sticker got u what next 😂😂😂😂
Only if you actually pay the fake charity. I never did lol.
Wow I'm supposed to do all that in 60 seconds?
Do you clean the candy containers?
How do you partner with a charity?
You can probably just say you are gonna donate and don’t have to partner
You don't. Businesses just lie about this and pocket all the money.
bro where do you buy the nerds gumballs for 6 cents per gumball
Why do you use peanut and not regular m&ms?
Do you need a license for this in Texas?
No
Hey how did you get the stickers on the glass for the products?
Simply peel off the protective piece from the sticky side and apply to the glass.
Dudes trying to scam us with charity
I am not in the us so do i just pay the establishment??
No you expect it to work with no charity?
step 3 commit fraud
Nice!
Aren't they going to melt😮
If it was only that easy...
What about insurance?
Hey do you have to have a charity
stuff step 3
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WRONG...........STEP 1 Find a location..........BUT make sure you have a company with machines for sale so when you find a location then buy as you need them.. HUGEST mistake is to get in debt by buying machines with no locations
We’re talking about bulk vending machines though.. no one is going to go into debt buying their first $100-150 candy machine. Nothing wrong with having one ready to go.
@@quikplay Facts XD
@@quikplay well some people might buy a few machines off the get go and are not good at selling. SO if they bought only 5 machines that is a bug chunk to sit on before finding a location.... FACTS XD
@@quikplay and yes I'm replying to your video so I know you are talking about bulk machines. Lol
Do you have to donate to charity???
Is this a real question? If you wanna put it in a charity building as a sale location... yes. Doubt they’d let you just make money off of the people who are coming in and out, without anything in return. So common sense, would tell you to offer 5-15% of profits (profit from that machine at that location only, not profit from all machines you own to that charity. Hope that’s obvious already lol) to said charity, or to any other establishment you plan to place a vending machine as another sale location. Simple. Unless you have a friend who owns a location you can place the machine for free or access to some other free location. Otherwise expect to give a % of profits to the owner of the location used.
@@solomongreen6655 oh yeah I’ve watched a lot more vids for vending machines u don’t have to donate to charity it just depends on the location
Don't buy the candy machine to support a corrupt business, don't buy the candy from any of those corrupt businesses, and finally don't support random charities! If you wish to help those children be more involved in your own local one and get more information about the organization before just throwing money at one just cause RUclipsrs do it without a second check of reality.
Bro it’s not that deep. You make some decent easy money from these things and possibly help some people. What’s the issue 👎🏻👎🏻
This is going to sound bad but you're literally just doing that to make a business owner more inclined to let you install a machine at their business by tugging at their heart strings a little. Do you have any business sense at all? Seriously it's not hard to understand
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